- Doc
- TF-SS-ENC-A-03
- Rev
- A
- Issued
Product specification sheet · Quick install
Printed Case
Both shell halves and the button, in white
The two halves that carry everything else and then disappear into the headrail, with the button plunger that rides in them. It is the only printed part that sells on its own, because it is the one that gets dropped.
| Contents | 3 parts — shell A (main body), shell B (cap), button plunger |
|---|---|
| Size | 71.3 × 25 × 50 mm assembled (along the rod × depth × height) |
| Headrail | 2 × 2.25 in high-profile |
| Material | PETG, white |
| Mounting | Inside the headrail — nothing visible at the window |
| Openings | USB-C cutout, motor bore, axle journals, button bore, LED windows |
| Also available as | STLs in TiltForge Studio (TF-D-STL-01), personal non-commercial use |
Features
- Hides in the headrail. The whole unit lives inside the rail your blinds already have. Nothing hangs, nothing mounts to the window.
- Locates the whole drive. The motor bore and the axle journals are printed in, so every part in the drive has exactly one place to go.
- Opens without tools. Splitting the halves is the first move of every repair, so it is meant to be done at the top of a ladder.
- Sold on its own. Cracked shell from a drop? Replace the case alone and keep every part inside it.
- Printable, forever. All three parts ship as STLs in TiltForge Studio. Print a spare in whatever you already have loaded.
How to use it
You hold these parts when you build a kit, or when a shell has cracked. Shell A carries the whole drive, and shell B closes over it on two snap lugs, so the unit opens again the same way. No tools at either end of the job. Every step, in order: tiltforge.com/build.
- Check the headrailIt fits a 2 × 2.25 in high-profile rail with an internal tilt rod.
- Snap in the crownSnap the crown into shell A, magnet up.
- Snap on shell BHook shell B onto the top of shell A, then swing it down until it clicks. The gearbox is done.
- Fit the buttonIn through the board bay at the USB end, the way the board goes, then push the plunger up into its hole, cap first.
- Slide in the controllerTurn the controller back over and slide it into the bay at the USB end of shell A, along the rod, sensor toward the crown. Snug fit.
- Put it on the rodCord tails down through the headrail opening first, then slide the drive onto the tilt rod from its end; for a wand, clock it about 30° toward the wand.
© 2026 TiltForge. All rights reserved. TiltForge and the TiltForge gear mark are trademarks of TiltForge. Specifications are subject to change without notice — this sheet documents Rev A, and the current revision is always at https://www.tiltforge.com/p/enclosure.